andyhot wrote:
> hi, we'll take a better look at your suggestions - i too believe that
> there are many ways
> to improve on dojo:Widget
>
> Anyway, from a quick look, i'd suggest you try this:
>
> <div jwcid="@dojo:Widget" dojoType="MenuItem2" caption="Logout"
> onClick="callback:function(){location.href='http://tacos.sourceforge.net/4.1/'}"/>
>
>
>
This is the first solution I thought to but it seems not to be possible
as the callback argument is quoted because a javascript function
name is expected, so it's generated:
dojo.event.connect(MyWidget, "onClick", "function() {
location.href='http://tapestry.apache.org' }");
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
function name
while to work should be
dojo.event.connect(MyWidget, "onClick", function() {
location.href='http://tapestry.apache.org' });
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
function reference
in fact it does not work for me. Am I doing anything wrong? (dojo
documentation is horrible...)
In fact all my shortcut bindings where more or less a
"removethosedamnquotes" binding :-)
>
>
> The noasync idea looks interesting - perhaps it could just be
> async="false" or "true" and
> would affect all listeners defined on the widget?
>
well, this might be limiting: what if I want to show a popup (maybe an
ajax one) while being over a menu entry while having a normal link when
clicking on it. All in all is your nice binding system to be thought over
dojo events :-)
Ciao
Martino
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